Hi, been watching some of your videos. If I had to choose one place to visit for good view snow, experience, and all, which on do you recommend, Iwatake or Nozawa? So far no plans of skiing, just sightseeing :) Thank you
Hello! Thank you for watching some of my videos! 🙏 I personally suggest Iwatake for sightseeing, as the views of the Northern Alps are truly breathtaking. You can also try the swing and visit the Iwatake Mountain Harbor Terrace. I believe they offer other winter activities, though I'm not entirely sure. On the other hand, Tsugaike is more focused on winter activities. You can check Tsugaike Snow Wow website to see what activities they have available. Hope this helps!
@@cherrywanders3067 Thank you, will go for Iwatake. Glad they updated their gondolas (their previous one is small and pretty scary hahaha). Thanks for this video, hope I can ski next time :)
a standard winter song❤🇯🇵 恋人はサンタクロース🎅☃️1987 ruclips.net/video/CpYvwPGpDaI/видео.htmlsi=LxAAw3H6gYKJz1c9 Tatsuro❤ Christmas Eve⛄️🎄1983 ruclips.net/video/PRwDWbyULuU/видео.htmlsi=22L44wFXb8r5F1NX
Hi, would you mind sharing the expense breakdown of your hakuba tour - entrance fee, ski gear rental, hakuba pass? And is it okay to share where you booked your ski lessons? Thank you!!!
Sure! Here's the breakdown of the expenses: ❄️ Group Ski Lesson: 14,000 yen for a one-day per person. ❄️ Ski Gondola Pass: For Tsugaike Ski Resort, it was 7,500 yen. ❄️ Ski Gear Rental: At Central Snowsports Rental, the standard ski package (skis, poles, and boots) was 5,500 yen. We also rented helmets for 2,000 yen each. (I bought my own goggles, so I didn’t rent those.) ❄️ Bus: We paid 800 yen each ride directly to the staff. If you're skiing for multiple days, it's better to buy the Hakuba Valley Pass. For the ski lesson, more info and booking details are available on the ski school website, which I’ve linked in my description. Let me know if you need more information!
16:32 Amazing.
Great video, I’m there in two days. Can’t wait!!
Thank you so much! 🙏🙂
You'll love it there! Have an amazing time!
May i know the exact date
From December 28 to 31, 2024
Will be going here for my first ski soon too! This is so beautifully shot. What camera did you use?
Thank you so much! 🙂🙏
I’m sure you’ll have a lot of fun!
I used DJI Osmo Pocket 3.
did you buy the gondola ticket on the spot?
Yes
Are you using regular puff jacket or ski jacket?
Ski jacket
Hi, been watching some of your videos. If I had to choose one place to visit for good view snow, experience, and all, which on do you recommend, Iwatake or Nozawa? So far no plans of skiing, just sightseeing :) Thank you
Hello! Thank you for watching some of my videos! 🙏
I personally suggest Iwatake for sightseeing, as the views of the Northern Alps are truly breathtaking. You can also try the swing and visit the Iwatake Mountain Harbor Terrace. I believe they offer other winter activities, though I'm not entirely sure.
On the other hand, Tsugaike is more focused on winter activities. You can check Tsugaike Snow Wow website to see what activities they have available.
Hope this helps!
@@cherrywanders3067 Thank you, will go for Iwatake. Glad they updated their gondolas (their previous one is small and pretty scary hahaha). Thanks for this video, hope I can ski next time :)
@ You're welcome! Iwatake is a great choice! Glad the video was helpful, and I hope you get to ski next time! 👍
What time are you going? Very beautiful
Around end of December ❄️
a standard winter song❤🇯🇵
恋人はサンタクロース🎅☃️1987
ruclips.net/video/CpYvwPGpDaI/видео.htmlsi=LxAAw3H6gYKJz1c9
Tatsuro❤
Christmas Eve⛄️🎄1983
ruclips.net/video/PRwDWbyULuU/видео.htmlsi=22L44wFXb8r5F1NX
Hey Cherry! how are you! sama sama tyO next time
白馬（はくば）=White horse 英訳 😮😮😮
Hi, would you mind sharing the expense breakdown of your hakuba tour - entrance fee, ski gear rental, hakuba pass? And is it okay to share where you booked your ski lessons? Thank you!!!
Sure! Here's the breakdown of the expenses:
❄️ Group Ski Lesson: 14,000 yen for a one-day per person.
❄️ Ski Gondola Pass: For Tsugaike Ski Resort, it was 7,500 yen.
❄️ Ski Gear Rental: At Central Snowsports Rental, the standard ski package (skis, poles, and boots) was 5,500 yen. We also rented helmets for 2,000 yen each. (I bought my own goggles, so I didn’t rent those.)
❄️ Bus: We paid 800 yen each ride directly to the staff. If you're skiing for multiple days, it's better to buy the Hakuba Valley Pass.
For the ski lesson, more info and booking details are available on the ski school website, which I’ve linked in my description.
Let me know if you need more information!
@@cherrywanders3067Thank you for providing the breakdown! Did you buy a separate ticket for Hakuba Iwatake? :)
@@WHS_A No, problem! 👍 Yes